📜 Built in 1881, Parc Samà in Catalonia, Spain, was the summer residence of Salvador Samà I Torrents, Marquis of Marianao. It is a historic romantic garden, botanical garden, zoo, and native forest in Cambrils, Spain, considered a prime example of romantic gardening. 🔍 Features architecture partly designed by Antoni Gaudi, a palace, lake, and diverse plant species. # Why Go ✨ Magical space with elements designed by Antoni Gaudi, including Gaudi-influenced follies. 🌳 Explore beautiful romantic gardens, botanical collections, diverse plant species, and a unique blend of native forest. 🦆 Spot peacocks, parrots, and other animals roaming freely. 🚶‍♀️ Enjoy a tranquil oasis for leisurely strolls and photography. 🐾 Pet-friendly environment (on leash). 🧺 Enjoy a picnic in designated areas. # Why Avoid 🚫 Palace currently inaccessible to visitors. 😔 Some areas may appear neglected or tired. 💸 Entrance fee might be considered high by some. 🐒 Animal enclosures could be small. 🗓️ Check schedule for potential closures due to private events. # Tips ⏱️ Allow a couple of hours for your visit. # Cost 💰 Adults 12€, reduced 10€, children under 7 free. Annual passes available. # Hours 🕒 Daily, hours vary by season (e.g., 10am-2pm to 10am-9pm). Last entry one hour before closing. # Getting There 🚌 Accessible by BusPlana from Reus – Cambrils. 🚶 Walkable from Cambrils via Riera de l’Alforja (approx. 4 km). 🚫 Drinking water not available, bring your own. # 🅿️ Parking Free, unguarded parking available at the entrance.